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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1985
Page
5
Park superintendent Frank Haas says activity is quiet as about 200 hunters gear up for the first of six days of doe hunting at Ridley Creek. Nancy Carnevale of Providence, a picketing leader, states no action will be taken. Authorities plan to harvest around 345 deer to reduce the herd from about 445 to 100 to fit park resources.
The Delaware County judge overseeing the Oct 30 shooting spree case says Sylvia is unable to communicate with her attorney or participate in her defense due to a diagnosed condition. The status update comes as investigators pursue charges and the court prepares further proceedings.
Delco plans to purchase a new District Court Building at Chester 5th and Avenue of the States for about 400 dollars per court. Officials say rehabilitation of the old structure would cost taxpayers more, and a SSI purchase would provide a decent facility at lower long term cost. County Executive Director Matt Hayes cited First Chester Corporation as current owner, with William Coopersmith named by Councilman Nicholas Catania as an owner.
Norwood resident Joseph Horan 39 admitted guilt to charges including attempted statutory rape and indecent assault in Delaware County Court. Judge Semeraro noted Horan acted as a father figure and that the girl disclosed the assaults after her sister walked in on them last spring. Sentencing is deferred pending motions.
County Council yesterday approved a $110 million 1986 budget with a 2.4 mill real estate tax hike. The rate sets at 69.94 mills per $1000 of assessment, yielding a slight bill increase to about 245 for an assessed valuation of 350. Also noted: county facilities and services cited by officials.
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